This web page uses Jekyll through GitHub pages which renders static HTML pages that are accessible at https://uncertainty-cv.github.io/2024/. The layout should auto-support various screen sizes etc. through bootstrap.
Content is somewhat decoupled from the HTML/layout and should be edited as follows
- Basic information in
_config.yml - Deadlines (shown on main page and CfP) in
_config.yml - Speaker information in
_data/speakers.yml - Speaker photos should go in
assets/speakers/if available. - Organizer information in
_data/organizers.yml - Navigation meny items (also enable/disable) in
_data/menu.yml - Main page content (as HTML) in
index.html - Sub-page content (as Markdown) in
_pages/
The page is built and deployed through GitHub pages automatically on pushing to the repo.
You will need to install Jekyll on your machine first. See jekyllrb.com for detailed guides on installing Ruby, RubyGems and Jekyll on a specific operating system.
Note: I had to do the following additional steps to get Jekyll working:
- Adjust the
.zshrcentries to the actually installed Ruby version - Install additional packages with the GEM installer:
gem install github-pages, andgem install webrick.
After that you can clone this repository, checkout the gh-pages branch, and run the following:
jekyll serve --baseurl ""
Where the --baseurl option overwrites the GitHub-specific path, and makes the page preview available (typically) at http://127.0.0.1:4000/